Diller Public Schools May Notes Across Grades
A Diller Nebraska school roundup covers Mrs Frank Grabber's class, second and third graders, spelling winners, and art and geography work. High School notes preview May 12 banquet May 14 baccalaureate May 16 senior play May 18 commencement. County exams held May 11, 12. National energy tax shifts to producers. farm population reaches record. Nazi book burning scare ends with Bible omission questioned.
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Frank Grabber
Margery Nippert
Elson
Neil Andrews
Charlies Brandt
Lloyd Lamb
Elva Farrow
Lloyd Green
Darrell Beckwith
Virgil Fasnacht
Julia Diller
Richard Miller
Bonnie Thompson
Leila Broadstone
Dwaine Clark
Avis Johnson
Max Thompson
Harold Fasnacht
Adam Fasnacht
Laurence Clark
Weldon Henrichs
Robert Fry
Beulah Dunn
Roger Diller
Fern Close
Ethel Bristol
Jean Bond
Alfred Sasse
United States
Nebraska
Diller
Laurice Diller
Ralph Hilder
Max Johnson
Elmer Sasse
Scott Miller
Congregational Church
R. Helms
Rachel Diller
Kathryn Johnson
Lucille Barnett
Gretchen Fanders
Eleanor Henrichs
Cleo Green
Arthur Milow
Dell Webling
Harold Bristol
Keith Johnson
Mrs. Schindler
Aaron Boggs
Splinterville
Fremenco
Aaron
Ugliest portrait sparks mirror revelation at exhibit
A near sighted man and his wife inspect an art exhibit with care. The husband proclaims the portrait the ugliest he has seen, while the wife urges him to leave, revealing he is looking at himself in a mirror.
The Last Word in Dinner Conversation
Mrs. Welch introduces a well known cheerful man as a guest and reveals to the family that the visitor is their own father. The moment turns into a celebration of his entertaining qualities as the dinner continues.
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Mr. Welch
Our Program for Prosperity and Jobs
We call for legislation to lift the country from debt and restore normal business. We urge employment for unemployed workers with fair wages, fair prices for farmers, revived trade, and growing business activity. We want citizens to earn enough to settle debt and see local ads resume in the paper.
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Borneo
Hard on the Grindstone in Pathfinder's Quip
The piece notes a money lender nicknamed Skinflint hit financially, forcing him to keep to the grindstone as a pun on his poverty and a jab at him from the Pathfinder Magazine's tongue in cheek style.
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Skinflint
Josie Ends Tiring Courtship With Frank
Ethel explains Josie ended the relationship after Frank stopped calling and writing, leaving Mabel shocked by the abrupt end.
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Ethel
Josie
Frank
Mabel
Kansas City Star
Kitty says she is weary of living in a small apartment
A lighthearted note hints at fatigue with cramped living space. The remark about a flat tire adds a playful aside, reflecting everyday domestic concerns and a casual, conversational tone.
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Kitty
Playing Up Fair Kitchenette Bright Humidorcas Currants
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes fruits and berries with electric activity. It asks readers if they will try a few currants amid curious kitchen gadget chatter.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Doctor Patient Advice Exchange Joke
A punch line exchange features a doctor telling a patient the best remedy is quitting smoking drinking water and early bed. The patient asks for the next best tip revealing a witty back-and-forth about health guidance.
Rush to Safety Officer
A driver speeds and defends the rush by claiming brake failure while hurrying home to avoid an accident. The exchange notes the danger of fast driving and the need for road safety awareness.
Blotter Notes Absurd Exchange Over Pen Demand
A fragment from Tit-Bits captures a humorous exchange where a Blotter item mentions a baby swallowing and someone offering a fountain pen, mixing whimsy with a casual inquiry about borrowing the pen.
Never Tried It Tit Bits Exchange Quip Item
A Tit Bits magazine snippet presents a wry exchange on a wife’s temperament with a playful question and the reply I have never tried but I doubt it. The quip reflects light humor typical of the period’s social banter.
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Tit-Bits Magazine
Racing car speeds past with baby on road
A man driving with a baby on a country road is passed by a racing car that shoots away. Two hours later the racing driver, stopping for lunch, discovers the baby car has arrived ahead of him, and explains he thought he had caused a stoppage after passing the other vehicle.
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London
Tatler
Florida Lands Open for Homesteads Plan
Florida plans to open large acres of state owned lands to homestead. Colonists must live part of the time on the selected land and later show improvements before title can pass.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
United States
Odd Divorce Suit II Won San Francisco
Hannah Berger obtained an interlocutory decree of divorce from Herman Berger a New York City subway motorman citing mental cruelty after his hair marceling and permanent waving in a San Francisco divorce action.
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San Francisco
Herman Berger
New York City
Hannah
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